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1913 AL Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Fred Carisch led the AL in catcher range factor in 1913 with 6.39, 0.06 ahead of Eddie Ainsmith (6.33).

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Fred Carisch Led the AL in 1913 Fred Carisch Cleveland Naps
6.39 Catcher Range Factor 0.06 clear of Eddie Ainsmith
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# Player Team C RF G PO A E
1 Fred Carisch Fred Carisch CLE 6.39 79 391 114 15
2 Eddie Ainsmith Eddie Ainsmith WS1 6.33 79 418 82 17
3 John Henry John Henry WS1 6.28 96 476 127 11
4 Bill Carrigan Bill Carrigan BOS 6.22 82 383 127 11
5 Ed Sweeney Ed Sweeney NYA 6.17 112 511 180 26
6 Ray Schalk Ray Schalk CHA 6.02 125 599 154 15
7 Steve O'Neill Steve O'Neill CLE 5.90 80 353 119 13
8 Jack Lapp Jack Lapp PHA 5.42 78 313 110 14
9 Sam Agnew Sam Agnew SLA 5.37 103 383 170 28
10 Oscar Stanage Oscar Stanage DET 4.97 77 277 106 16